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Kenanoğlu, Pinar Dinç (2012). «Discrimination and silence: minority foundations in Turkey during the Cyprus conflict of 1974». Nations and Nationalism18 (2): 267–286. doi:10.1111/j.1469-8129.2011.00531.x. «Comprehensive reading of the newspaper articles show that the negative attitude towards the non-Muslim minorities in Turkey does not operate in a linear fashion. There are rises and falls, the targets can vary from individuals to institutions, and the agents of discrimination can be politicians, judicial offices, government-operated organisations, press members or simply individuals in society.».
Lauren, Fulton (Spring 2008). «A Muted Controversy: Freedom of Speech in Turkey». Harvard International Review30 (1): 26–29. ISSN0739-1854. «Free speech is now in a state reminiscent of the days before EU accession talks. Journalists or academics who speak out against state institutions are subject to prosecution under the aegis of loophole laws. Such laws are especially objectionable because they lead to a culture in which other, more physically apparent rights abuses become prevalent. Violations of freedom of expression can escalate into other rights abuses, including torture, racism, and other forms of discrimination. Because free speech is suppressed, the stories of these abuses then go unreported in what becomes a vicious cycle.».
